Vincent Sonnier

@righthalfplane Out of curiosity, what SoapySDR module is used to access RF Space devices ?

@righthalfplane Thank you for your effort ! You should also create a pull request, or at least an issue on SoapyOsmo Github so that everybody could benefit of your good...

Given @righthalfplane last try I would guess it is the same issue on #644 and #588 remaining problem: Something like incompatible versions loading, where modules are first searched in /usr/local/lib...

Thanks @righthalfplane for your tests. So CubicSDR really tries to load from both `/usr/local/lib/SoapySDR/modules0.7` and its own `modules` directory. It seems the problem arises when the user has already compiled...

@guruofquality Thanks, that was simple enough. :)

For now, there are several workarounds: @righthalfplane has found one: > ,also, got CubicSDR 0.2.4 to work by making no changes in CubicSDR 0.2.4, by going to /usr/local/lib/SoapySDR and renaming...

@joel-1 What you want mostly already exist under the menu `Rig control` which allows to interact back and forth with Rigs through the `Hamlib` library. See this video [Setting Up...

@SDRplay The sliders are both for setting and reading the current gain by `setGain` and `getGain` APIs. As explained for example here : https://github.com/pothosware/SoapySDRPlay/pull/61 it was to expose the `RF...

In the CubicSDR architecture, anything that is listed as "gain" by SoapySDR `listGains` is translated into a gain slider. All gain sliders becomes hidden when AGC is ON, assuming AGC...

> The result of this is that there are now 4 sliders! No suprise here, you declared 4 gains : ```cpp results.push_back("IFGR"); results.push_back("IFGain"); results.push_back("RFGR"); results.push_back("RFGain"); ``` Why not keeping only...